KL City Hall to rebrand 25 failed food courts


Tengku Adnan (second from left) presenting the annual allocation to the KL and PJ Indian Perry Traders Association president Jothy Appalasamy (second from right) while Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Mohd Amin Nordin (right) and DBKL executive director Datuk Norma Malik (left) look on.

OVER 25 food courts run by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) have become white elephants as not many stalls are operating and are less frequented by the public.

DBKL hopes to rebrand the food courts to best suit their respective locality as their current location is no longer practical.

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